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Most of the examples that I have seen of user forms show the values from the
text boxes or combo boxes going to to a sheet and being entered in a row in order. Can you program so that the values go to a specific cell or cells in a sheet, or is it just easier to have them go to one row and then create charts or tables or use formulas to use these values? I am new to user forms and am trying to create one that will fill in a form that I have created in a workbook. Thanks for any suggestions. jay |
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Jay,
You can progam so that values go to specific cells (as in a form) but you might want to coinsider storing the data in a table/database in case you need to reuse/access it later; or you might even want to update it later as well. "Jay Trull" wrote: Most of the examples that I have seen of user forms show the values from the text boxes or combo boxes going to to a sheet and being entered in a row in order. Can you program so that the values go to a specific cell or cells in a sheet, or is it just easier to have them go to one row and then create charts or tables or use formulas to use these values? I am new to user forms and am trying to create one that will fill in a form that I have created in a workbook. Thanks for any suggestions. jay |
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